inframe art photography

(για ελληνικά πατήστε εδώ) The photographic ‘voice’ of Emese Benko can be nothing else than anthropological. Having her former academic studies as a springboard, the photographer assumes to record the survival of a last but still going folk culture, as in the case of ‘Maramures’ project, or to add a fresh perspective to contemporary living conditions in the western world, deploying the example of Roma in diverse places throughout Romania. Through the eye of a sincere research

In[+]frame introduces today Martino Di Silvestro, an Italian born photographer living and working in Geneva, Switzerland. Di Silvestro has been taking photographs for over twenty years and he has developed a personal look with an inner perspective manifested through each picture that he makes. His subjects range from effortless portraits and unstaged everyday life scenes, to urban landscapes, textures and patterns. When looking at his photographs one may feel like he is peeri

(για ελληνικά πατήστε εδώ) The Art of Man reflects the perpetual struggle of all of his generations to beat death. Death causes such inspiration that makes man take countermeasures; and, among other things, Man invented art as a weapon that, although earthly, stands immortal so as to describe the greatness and the tragedy of mankind. In essence, art is nothing more than the expression of human distress to overcome the sadness, the fear and pessimism of mankind’s destiny whi

(για ελληνικά πατήστε εδώ) A few months ago we introduced the greek photographer Costas Masseras and we presented a small sample from his work in the relative in[+]frame gallery. Masseras keeps on surprising us with his good work while we had the chance to discover his series entitled as "Exotic Summer". Although winter is coming, it is never too late to enjoy the photographer's selections reflecting his exotic summer vision! 'Exotic Summer' (text and photographs by Costas Ma